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You would be a Fool Not to Use Recycling as a New Green Business Opportunity

Thursday, April 1st, 2010

Sure, it’s April. And what does that mean? April fools. Holiday for the mischievous, day of grief for the gullible, and all around interesting day for everyone involved. But I have something interesting for you that you wouldn’t be a fool to take advantage of – recycling.  As part of a green business opportunity, recycling is more profitable than you think.

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Without a doubt, recycling is probably one of the most underrated business opportunities out there, because nobody sees or hears about it. With the rate that recycling is growing, there are more opportunities to recycle and increasingly more opportunities to profit. When it comes down to it, there’s much more to trash and recycling than crushed plastic bottles, rotting banana peels, and aluminum cans. There are dollars and cents in there somewhere, you just need to know how to take control of waste and turn it to your advantage.

The business opportunity in recycling comes into play in the very fact that businesses – almost all of them – don’t realize how much money they’re wasting when it comes to business waste. Think about all of the business or industrial parks in town. Every one of them has a dumpster that gets filled up, emptied out, and filled up over and over again. Every time that happens, that business loses money. By hauling business waste away less and recycling more, businesses can save up to thousands of dollars every month – making it foolish not to save with recycling.

So even though it’s April Fool’s day, let me remind you – you are not being fooled. Recycling can be profitable. You just have to know how.

Waste No More

Wednesday, July 1st, 2009

So what’s the big deal with recycling? Many businesses find a hard time justifying spending the time to even consider taking a closer look at waste and their approach to recycling, but in reality— recycling can make much more of an impact than many businesses realize—both on the environment, and on business.

At Home Business OpportunitiesFirst, and most obvious, recycling is essential when it comes to becoming a greener business. But many businesses don’t realize how their small contribution can actually make an impact. For example, the more recycling we do, the less landfill space gets used. Less landfills means more clean air, less gas contributing to global warming, minimized ‘clean up’ due to leaking toxic waste, fewer emissions from trucks hauling waste to the landfill, and more. Most of all, reducing reliance on landfills means more recycling, leading to more products that require far fewer resources and cause a fraction of the emissions. With all the recycling options available and all the benefits that come along with them—there’s no real reason to keep contributing to the smelly mess we so commonly refer to as a “landfill”

Not only do businesses help the environment when they recycle, but they also contribute to a number of economic factors that are far too easy to overlook. For instance, the recycling industry creates jobs, and as it’s becoming more and more prevalent, it’s also becoming much easier. With more jobs, there will inevitably be more money for everyone to spend. But how does recycling help individual businesses now.

Think for instance about the Styrofoam container someone could have thrown away in just about any business, anywhere. Almost every single part of that container could be recycled. Instead, it’s simply heading to the landfill to waste away for the foreseeable future. If it had been recycled, someone could have used it and the business that recycled it could have saved money instead of simply looking at that simple container as trash. Looked at in a bigger way and businesses can realize huge savings that they never even thought about.

So waste isn’t entirely waste after all, is it?

Who knew?

Thursday, May 7th, 2009

Can you point out all the plastic products that you use every day? Our lives are surrounded by plastic to the degree that we often don’t even realize it. The phone we use every day, the food containers we throw away at lunch, the pens we use, the cars we drive in, the computers we work on, and so much more—it’s all plastic! Our world is full of plastic, and we seem to always be tossing it in the garbage can. It has become second-nature, but the truth is that we can do much more with plastic than just throw it away when it’s served its purpose.

Nowadays, with more and more motivation to create recycled products the opportunities are expanding for businesses to stretch their dollar as far as it can possibly go. Instead of simply casting plastic aside as waste, businesses can instead make what we might as well consider a bit of free money. Simply consider the number of uses for recycled plastic. It can be used for plastic film, water bottles, soda bottles, plastic containers, mud flaps, automobile trim parts, garden tools, plastic bags, and much more.

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If you can save a bit of money, why not do all you can? The even better part is that it costs literally nothing out of pocket. Imagine if every time the trash collector came to haul away your household waste he also came to your front door and handed you money. Wouldn’t that be nice? Well, while that’s unlikely, it’s more or less what EWS affiliates offer their clients, and it couldn’t be simpler.

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Greening on a large scale

Thursday, March 26th, 2009

With our new President sworn in and behind the wheel, people across the country are constantly presented with news about the many campaign promises that the President Obama is attempting to make good on. Recently announced measures to help propel the United States to a greener future would invest more than 68 billion dollars in helpingnb America go green.

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However, increasing funds to make the country greener does much more than help the environment. It would also help to reduce the energy bills and fuel prices for Americans everywhere. Also, as more money and attention is invested in the greening industry, more jobs are created. But what does this mean for EWS affiliates and clients?

For affiliates, an increasing interest in greening ensures that waste management consulting remains not only a profitable field, but a stable and recession proof field as well. EWS affiliates can rest easy knowing that much more is invested in recycling than just their own time and interest, on a much larger scale recycling is a national (and global) concern.

When it comes to clients, more interest in recycling means more outlets for better waste management. As more time and effort are put into recycling on a national scale, EWS affiliates will be able to squeeze increasing amounts of savings out of waste that businesses ten years ago would have sent to the landfill.

For every party involved it’s becoming clearer every day that recycling is the way to go, but EWS can take it one step further and make sure that recycling pays as well.

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EWS: A Helping Hand

Wednesday, March 4th, 2009

Owning a business is never easy. It takes time, toil, and dedication to hit some sort of stride, achieve balance, and keep things running smoothly. No matter what, owning a business presents the owner or manager with countless concerns. First there are the human aspects to consider that present a whole slew of things to worry about. Are customers satisfied? Are suppliers coming through? Are employees doing their job? Then there are other concerns like the perpetually troublesome worries about machinery, computers, and equipment.

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You can think of business owners kind of like you would picture a chef. They’re watching too many pots of boiling water, adjusting them to keep everything going while avoiding the mess that would come if they were to ever boil over. But when the business owner finally gets a chance to step back and take the slightest break it always seems like a new problem or concern springs up again. It reminds us that there’s always something to take care of, there’s some pressing concern lurking behind every corner.

That’s where EWS comes in. EWS affiliates across the country can help businesses in a number of ways. They can help them go green and they can help them save money, but there’s one thing that many businesses appreciate even more. That’s the way EWS affiliates can completely remove one potentially problematic aspect of business that never seems to go away, business waste.

Instead of throwing money away with their waste, EWS affiliates give money back to their clients and help make running a business just a little easier.

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Waste consulting businesses cashes in on trash, brushes off the woes of Wall Street

Used but not useless

Wednesday, January 21st, 2009

Christmas has passed, most of the decorations are gone, Santas have left the malls, and all of the presents have been unwrapped. Throughout the whole experience of the holidays, it’s hard to forget all of the different elements of the season that make it both exciting and stressful. One thing we may not think about and look forward to all year is what happens with many families on Christmas Day.

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After all the gift giving is over and everyone is happy, families often find themselves standing before mountains of wrapping paper. Many times they look at the ground and are astonished at how much there is and more often than not it all ends up in the trash.

This is the same type of waste that happens in businesses, except it doesn’t just happen one day out of the year, it happens every day. By looking at the way we waste at home, it’s easy to see how the same wasteful practices can spread to businesses.

Picture a family unwrapping presents. Many would agree that half of the excitement about opening a present is the part where you unwrap it and see what’s inside. Wrapping paper is one material used to manufacture a product, that product is excitement. After the excitement is gone and you’re left with the gift, one of the means of the excitement and pleasure, the wrapping paper, remains torn up and cast aside on the floor.

In the very same way, after businesses manufacture a product, the materials used to make that product are often overshadowed by the product itself. Like the wrapping paper we nonchalantly through away, many businesses think nothing about throwing away used and leftover materials.

EWS affiliates prove every day that the means to the end, or the materials used to make the product, are just as important and valuable. Just because they’re used doesn’t mean that they are useless. EWS helps businesses see and benefit from the value in those materials every day.

Make a Difference

Tuesday, December 9th, 2008

Companies across the world are quickly adopting “greener” ways to go about their business. For example, some companies have switched to driving eco-friendly trucks in order to reduce their carbon footprint. At EWS we think that’s great. But on the other hand, there are much easier ways to go green while saving money instead of spending it.

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Generally, when we think of going green we think of expensive investments that ultimately lead to long term savings and higher efficiency. Think of green vehicles for instance; it would sure be nice if everyone had one—but there’s just one problem. They’re expensive. The initial cost of going green is so much higher than the non-green alternatives that it’s often hard to know what you can do to make less of an impact on the environment. For some, it may seem that the cost of “going green” is too high, but that’s where many businesses are wrong.

One of the best ways to go green and save money without having to spend it is to simply get smarter about waste. EWS can help businesses look at what they consume, what their waste consists of, and how they can recycle it more efficiently.

Not only does getting smart about recycling help businesses make less of an impact on the environment, but it saves a significant amount of money as well. Think about how much it costs to simply haul waste away to a landfill. The Natural Resources and Defense Council released a report detailing the benefits of recycling and proving that recycling programs not only reduce pollution but they also decrease the amount of garbage and the need for costly landfill space. Estimates from the Environmental Protection Agency also say that recycling can cost from $50 to $150 per ton while trash collection and disposal can cost between $70 and $200 per ton.

This proves that not only is recycling beneficial to the environment, but recycling costs less than the cost of garbage pick-up and disposal ultimately saving money, saving resources, and making businesses run a whole lot smoother.

Waste, Waste, Waste

Thursday, October 9th, 2008

Look out your window, or down the street. Lunch hour or not, if you make a point of observing, you’ll be sure to see that restaurants, stores, and all sorts of businesses create waste all day. Around lunchtime, you’ll see traffic increase, parking lots fill up and people slowly trickling into restaurants. At Home Business Opportunities They’re going to eat and they’re going to talk, but what some don’t remember is that they are most definitely going to create waste.

We’ve all found ourselves sitting in restaurants—more times than we can even count, but we don’t always think about the little things we leave behind every day. When it comes down to it, there’s far too much to worry about in life, and in business. For many of us, forgetting things is easier than waking up in the morning—we forget our keys, we forget appointments, and everything in between. How then can we be expected to remember our waste? For many, even the idea of forgetting waste is silly. How can we be expected to remember it?

That’s why EWS is here. Businesses have enough to worry about, and given the way we create waste every day—it’s always smart to remember where it’s going, and how to send it there. Like anything, waste costs money to take care of. However, unlike the bills we get in the mail every day, it’s easy to overlook waste.

Often, it’s the things we forget that cause the biggest problem. The keys we forget that make us late for an appointment, or the bill we lose track of that that leaves us withoutelectricity. In the very same way, forgetting waste can land us in a very expensive problem—a problem that EWS is dedicated to preventing and solving.